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The Week In Review
Sat 18th May to Fri 24th May
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Wiltshire appoints first direct entry candidate at chief officer level
20/05/19 - Author and former public sector safeguarding expert takes on ACC role less than three years into policing. • A child protection expert has become the first direct-entry candidate to be successfully appointed to a chief officer-level position in England and Wales. Portsmouth’s former police district commander Maggie Blyth is one
Simon Byrne in the running for next Northern Ireland chief
23/05/19 - Four under starter's orders as interviews begin 36-hour countdown to announcing new national force head. • A Jekyll and Hyde-branded chief cleared last year of bullying claims and humiliating staff "on a regular basis" is in a quartet of candidates bidding to lead a national force. The name of ex-Cheshire Chief Constable Simon
UK officer found guilty of raping woman in Antigua
24/05/19 - Met PC facing up to years behind bars for 'most deplorable' holiday sex attack. • A UK officer who used his job to dupe his victim into trusting him before carrying out the "most deplorable" sex attack while on holiday in the Caribbean is facing a lengthy prison term. Police Constable Lee Martin-Cramp has been found guilty of rapi
- 23/05/19 - 'Abuse of disciplinary process' heaping mental torture on officers, federation warns
- 24/05/19 - Simon Byrne named new PSNI chief
- 24/05/19 - Lone star officer takes on seven to make drugs arrest
- 24/05/19 - Two men critically injured as car crashes into store front after police chase
- 24/05/19 - Officer investigated over claims of public indecency
- 22/05/19 - Sir Craig Mackey boards 'accountability train' of national rail force
- 24/05/19 - Officer cleared of dangerous driving after 'deliberate collision' with fleeing suspect
- 24/05/19 - Five petrol bombs thrown at 'deliberately targeted' officers
- 24/05/19 - Facial scanning technology needs greater regulation in legal framework, court told
- 24/05/19 - Police in talks with Home Office to review Public Order legislation
- 22/05/19 - Signing up to police learning programme that 'professionalises the professionals'
- 23/05/19 - Officers probed over yellow vest arrests
- 22/05/19 - Cop killer Kenneth Noye to be freed from prison after nearly 20 years
- 20/05/19 - Best student adds national 'officer' title to her promising police portfolio
- 21/05/19 - National force review after 'unprofessional' conduct claims
- 22/05/19 - Police has 'no statutory power' for wholesale processing of people's data
Features
Advertorial: Axon's Innovate: an event not to be missed
Find out how some of the biggest agencies in Europe are utilising cutting-edge technology in policing. • Forces across Europe will come together to discuss best practice, new technology and public safety at an event hosted by Axon. Innovate will go-ahead on June 4th and 5th at the Sherat
- Institutional inertia must end if we are to stop terrorism
- Growing concern over rise in prison and probation suicides
Comment
Policing the rise of the right
Retired Met officer Chris Hobbs says successful policing tactics are overlooked by both sides of the political divide. • To read the accounts of events in Oldham on Saturday from those on the Tommy Robinson side, the reader could be forgiven for thinking that the police provided an ‘escort&rsq
Police Humour
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